Simon nodded in agreement with Ethan’s observations. It did seem like a repeat that happened years ago but a question arose in his head. Did Morgan La Fay actually exist or was it all a bunch of hocus pocus fish-wives tales? Despite what others may have thought at this present moment, Simon felt as if they must have existed because this was the closest piece of information that they actually had to the do with the extreme winter weather that they had endured at their school for the past five months or so. “Right. That’s possible, but if it was somewhere in the castle wouldn’t we have found it by now?” he asked the group of students and the Professors. “Unless…” He paused and his blue eyes widened in realization of a possibility. Simon had answered his own inquiry.

Before he could explain the answer to that question, Toby had come over. Oh hey fellow friend! Simon gave him a friendly smile and then explained what they had discovered. "Well, there was this passage about Morgan La Fay, a five month winter, and the Temple of Avalon. Basically what the text is describing is how Morgan La Fay used a spell to make a five month winter and Merlin had to use binding runes to stop it," he began pointing at the excerpt from the epic poem, then the description, and then lastly the picture below. " Ethan is suggesting that those carvings may have somehow been replicated in the castle. The problem is where are they in Hogwarts." Which lead to Simon's question.

“What if the runes are in a place that aren’t accessible to students? In a secret passageway or something? For all we know, it could be behind a portrait or statue,” he said. And moving all of those portraits and statues would be painful. Was there a spell that allowed them to locate runes. His brow furrowed when he glanced at the picture in the codex again. How did they know which ones would actually bind La Fay’s spell? And could Professor Botros re-bind the runes to stop the spell from keeping the school forever in the eternal winter?